Dispatches - Architecture Today

Dispatches from The Crown Estate: Debbie Clark

Jason Sayer2024-12-20T14:51:35+00:00

AT chats to… Debbie Clark, sustainability director at The Crown Estate, about its strategy for upgrading heritage assets to be more inclusive and sustainable in order to continue giving return on investment.

Dispatches from The Crown Estate: Debbie ClarkJason Sayer2024-12-20T14:51:35+00:00

Dispatches from CRASH

Jason Sayer2024-12-06T10:40:34+00:00

CRASH is appealing to UK architects for help with its vital work providing refurbishment and construction projects for adult homelessness and hospices for adults and children. CEO Trish Pickersgill explains how you can help.

Dispatches from CRASHJason Sayer2024-12-06T10:40:34+00:00

Dispatches from City Hall: Jules Pipe

Jason Sayer2024-10-30T12:36:23+00:00

The Deputy Mayor for Planning, Regeneration and the Fire Service in London, Jules Pipe, talks to AT about the new Town Architect initiative the Greater London Authority has launched, discussing what the role entails and what we can expect from these new Town Architects.

Dispatches from City Hall: Jules PipeJason Sayer2024-10-30T12:36:23+00:00

Dispatches from Bratislava: Petra Marko

Jason Sayer2024-08-13T14:24:43+01:00

After 15 years in London, Petra Marko has moved back to Bratislava, stepped out of her practice and taken on a public sector role as chief executive of the Metropolitan Institute of Bratislava. She talks to AT about her ambitions for the institution and more.

Dispatches from Bratislava: Petra MarkoJason Sayer2024-08-13T14:24:43+01:00

Designing for dyslexia

Jason Sayer2024-07-29T08:58:59+01:00

Sarah Knize, K-12 academic practice leader and an associate principal at Ratcliff Architects in the US, talks to AT about her research in designing for neurodiverse learners and the impact architecture can have on teaching and learning.

Designing for dyslexiaJason Sayer2024-07-29T08:58:59+01:00

Dispatches from the tag rugby field: Hannah Wilson

Jason Sayer2024-07-22T09:22:42+01:00

AT chats to… Hannah Wilson, a player and coach for Great Britain Women’s Open tag rugby team and associate at Piercy&Company about the influence of sport on her career in architecture.

Dispatches from the tag rugby field: Hannah WilsonJason Sayer2024-07-22T09:22:42+01:00

Dispatches from Seoul and the Serpentine: Minsuk Cho

Jason Sayer2024-06-25T09:05:42+01:00

AT chats to Minsuk Cho, founder of Seoul-based studio Mass Studies, about learning from Rem Koolhaas, working in New York, the Netherlands and South Korea, and his Serpentine Pavilion in Hyde Park.

Dispatches from Seoul and the Serpentine: Minsuk ChoJason Sayer2024-06-25T09:05:42+01:00

Dispatches from Rules Restaurant

Jason Sayer2024-06-24T09:13:53+01:00

The so-called "Grunt Group" aka Christopher Cross, Jeremy Dixon, Michael Gold and Edward Jones reflect on 50 years of practice, looking back to when they celebrated their first competition success.

Dispatches from Rules RestaurantJason Sayer2024-06-24T09:13:53+01:00

Dispatches from Somerset and Rajasthan: Studio SAAR

AT Editor2024-06-14T15:06:17+01:00

AT talks to Ananya Singhal and Jonny Buckland, co-founders of Studio SAAR, a young and growing practice with offices in Frome, Somerset and Udaipur in Rajasthan, that is taking on projects of all sizes across two continents.

Dispatches from Somerset and Rajasthan: Studio SAARAT Editor2024-06-14T15:06:17+01:00

Dispatches from Malmö: Finn Williams

AT Editor2024-06-14T13:53:53+01:00

AT talks to Finn Williams, co-founder of Public Practice in the UK and now the city architect for Malmö in Sweden, as he discusses the political and architectural challenges of the role, his ambitions for the city and dealing with an 'architectural uprising'.

Dispatches from Malmö: Finn WilliamsAT Editor2024-06-14T13:53:53+01:00

Dispatches from the sky: Donn Delson

AT Editor2024-06-14T13:54:10+01:00

AT caught up with American fine art aerial photographer Donn Delson in a helicopter while flying over London as he surveyed the city’s rooftops. We found out what he’s looking for, what he’s discovered and why he does it.

Dispatches from the sky: Donn DelsonAT Editor2024-06-14T13:54:10+01:00

Funmbi Adeagbo’s pitch for the RIBA Presidency

Isabel Allen2024-05-29T07:13:34+01:00

Funmbi Adeagbo explains why she's running for the RIBA Presidency and the importance of challenging preconceptions, breaking down barriers, learning from international partners and reorganising her life to give the role the focus it deserves.

Funmbi Adeagbo’s pitch for the RIBA PresidencyIsabel Allen2024-05-29T07:13:34+01:00

The Deputy Mayor for Planning, Regeneration and the Fire Service in London, Jules Pipe, talks to AT about the new Town Architect initiative the Greater London Authority has launched, discussing what the role entails and what we can expect from these new Town Architects.

After 15 years in London, Petra Marko has moved back to Bratislava, stepped out of her practice and taken on a public sector role as chief executive of the Metropolitan Institute of Bratislava. She talks to AT about her ambitions for the institution and more.

Sarah Knize, K-12 academic practice leader and an associate principal at Ratcliff Architects in the US, talks to AT about her research in designing for neurodiverse learners and the impact architecture can have on teaching and learning.

AT chats to… Hannah Wilson, a player and coach for Great Britain Women’s Open tag rugby team and associate at Piercy&Company about the influence of sport on her career in architecture.

AT chats to Minsuk Cho, founder of Seoul-based studio Mass Studies, about learning from Rem Koolhaas, working in New York, the Netherlands and South Korea, and his Serpentine Pavilion in Hyde Park.

The so-called "Grunt Group" aka Christopher Cross, Jeremy Dixon, Michael Gold and Edward Jones reflect on 50 years of practice, looking back to when they celebrated their first competition success.

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